Farmers Advance County Discussion Groups in 1936
Frederick County farmers met in the courthouse to plan 1937 programs, reflecting progress of the County Extension Program launched by I Fred Stine. Committees organized across Middletown Stephens City Mount Airy Winchester White Hall and other communities to gather views on farm problems and set topics for discussion.
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Frederick County
I. Fred Stine
Farm Bureau
Grange
County Extension Agricular Advisory Committee
Ocational Agriculture Teachers
Middletown
Stephens City
Mt. Airy
Opequon
Winchester White Hall
Clearbrook
Fairview
Reynolds Store
Gainesboro View School
Mountain View
Ster Tannery
E. M. Funk
Byron
Brumback
J. H. Funkhouser
A. F P. Lillard
Winchester
John W. Larrick, Jr
Co. C. Glaize
White Hall
Hoy
Ryn Beckerbrook
William S Huyett
de Wilson Whitmore
M J. Pease
R. E. Patterson
Gainesboro
Max Braithwaite
William R. Berryhill
N Cooper
Star Tannery
Pout
J. L. Hershman
J. Hesler Himelright
Stine
Little Movie Star In Danger Threats Plague Jane Withers
Jane Withers, a freckle faced child star from Atlanta, received two anonymous notes at Hollywood demanding 50 000 dollars under threat of kidnapping and death. An armed bodyguard now accompanies her in Boston where she is making an appearance as authorities investigate with the Los Angeles FBI.
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Boston
Jane Withers
Jane
Ruth Withers
Atlanta
Mrs. Withers
Studio
Danville Tobacco President W. Crews Wooding Dies
W Crews Wooding senior vice president of Dibrell Brothers Danville's largest tobacco firm died at his home in Danville Va He directed eastern North Carolina purchases and Canadian sales had led the company for 20 years He belonged to First Baptist Masons Knights Templar and Shriner Survived by wife Grace Giessecke Evansville Ind and son W C Wooding Jr Wilmington Del Three funeral services set for Friday at 11 30 am.
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Danville
W. Crews Wooding
Dibrell Brothers
North Carolina
Canada
First Baptist
Grand Commandery of
Virginia
Knights Templar
Grace Giessecke
Evansville
Indiana
W. C. Wooding, Jr
Wilmington
Delaware
Four Badly Buried Women Cling To Life
Four society matrons remain in critical condition after a deadly Christmas masquerade fire in Selma Alabama. Mrs Cora Lee Gayle, 25, died from burns minutes after the costume blaze. Ten hospitalized others include Mrs Alston Keith and Mrs Tyler Cleveland among prominent families.
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Selma
Ala
Young Society
Cora Lee Gayle
Alston Keith
Tyler ““"—" Cleveland
Bernard ‘Ids
Clarence
Aftermath of Salvadoran quake in San Vincente street
Photo shows debris in a San Vincente street after the Tecoluca volcano eruption triggered an earthquake. The eruption looms in the background as rescue efforts begin.
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EL Salvador
San Vincente
Tecoluca
Central Press
Winter Vegetable Salads And Molded Varieties
Adventurous Salad Bowl offers a wooden bowl recipe mixing cabbage carrots celery and lettuce with an olive oil dressing and optional anchovy variation. Also describes Winter Vegetable Salad Molds using cucumber pickle juice gelatin cabbage carrots celery and sliced pickles, molded and served on lettuce with mayonnaise and optional parsley onion egg and beets enhancements.
New Year Eve Event Shifts in Rus sian Costumed Tableau
The Phantom Club gathered in the dressing room in Russian costumes before marching out to stage a tableau and open the dance. Louis iana State's team remained in Baton Rouge for the celebration.
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Phantom Club
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Low Scoring Expected In Sugar Bowl Showdown
Louisiana State Tigers meet Santa Clara Broncos in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day in New Orleans before about 42 000 fans. Kickoff at 1 30 p m CST. Analysts forecast a defensive battle from two strong lines with sparse scoring based on season totals.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State
Tigers
Santa Clara
Broncos
Tulane
Bay St. Louis
Shenandoah Park Fee Plan Faces Byrd Opposition
The National Park Service floated a plan to license vehicles on Shenandoah roads drawing immediate fire from Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia. A. E. B. Demaray said the plan aligns with western parks and could apply to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Byrd intends to raise objections with Park Director Arno Cammerer and Secretary Ickes, and final approval rests with Ickes and President Roosevelt. The move aims to make parks more self supporting with user fees reflecting maintenance costs. Virginia had appropriated $1,000,000 amid discussions of park financing.
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Washington
National Park Service
Shenandoah National Park
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
A. E B. Demaray
Blue Ridge Parkway
Shenandoah
Byrd
Arno B. Cammerer
Ickes
Roosevelt
Demaray
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Hearst Attends Brisbane Funeral in New York
The latest photograph shows publisher William Randolph Hearst at the funeral of Arthur Brisbane in New York, captured by Central Press.
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William Randolph Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Central Press
Park Foundation Funding through Commonwealth to Federal Park
A recreation area project began with private and public support after the park was established by the commonwealth. It was later turned over to the federal government for development and use.
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the B .Chase
Commonwealth
Barbara Stanwyck Denies Romance with Bob Taylor
Hollywood report says Barbara Stanwyck denied romance with Robert Taylor. She stated they are just friends and that marriage is not planned for years if ever, adding any future engagement would be announced publicly and not kept secret.
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwick
Robert Taylor
Miss Stanwyck
Bob
Taylor
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Danville Tobacco
Agee
Spanish
Admiral Scheer
Frances Peck
Beings Home Institute
Shenandoah Park
Hearst
Hamburger’s
Main Street
Barbara
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Copyricht
W. Staney
Cantral
Stan
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